a new low!" then another, saying: "i'd bet a good lawyer could make a great case out of the fact that president obama was tapping my phones in october, just prior to election!"

. >> ending a new low for 2017. they had priced it. he's with us. phil, thank you for coming on. we are still blindsided by this selloff this week. it's been amazing. your thoughts. this is a major selling. it is a major selling. and to be honest with you what we need to do is we need to get this oil market back above $50 or it opens up the door for much steeper losses. mainly because we have that record the record long position in the market. people were betting on higher prices than earlier in the week. everybody had to change the religion. we don't get back above 50. it is going to stop. i think that's good for the american producer. how will they responded to the fact that prices are going down and also how much further down do you think they will go. i think they need to do some shock and are to get this market back up. and it's can be difficult because saudi arabia said we been carrying the load here. we need the nana pack producers to step in. not getting help from the other producers. if we don't see that markets are to recover here quickly we could talk the low 40s. we a

nbc has now hit a new low by releasing a small portion of the president's tax returns. the ultimate left propaganda destroy donald trump media, it's not new. now that he occupies the oval office, the opponent press is going to new extremes and lows. they will not stop until he is out of office. i've been saying since 2008, journalism is dead. now it is in the ground, buried, flowers on top. the long list of attacks against the president, here's just a small sampling. >> here you have a deranged president, or a pathologically lying president lying about the operations of the american government and lying about the previous president of the united states. that is enough. to invoke the 25th amendment. but mike pence and the cabinets are not there yet. >> it was not just a racial -- i shouldn't say rachel, it had a hitlerian background to it. >> i understand why you like him. this man is lying to you. >> trump's critics, those who are worried about this president and this white house saw a live special television event brought to you by narcissism, thin skin, chaos and deepl

jackie: disgusting new low for democrats.y clinton volunteer fired for bashing the powerful moment during president trump's speech to congress recognizing the widow of navy seal ryan owen. former clinton volunteer creating a fire storm with this disgusting tweet saying, quote, sorry owens wife, you're not helping yourself and husband's memory but clapping like an idiot. trump just used you. consulting firm fired him any way for that. heather: shut down the twitter account too. liberal attacks not stopping there. listen to what michael moore had to say about the moment. >> to use that and put another notch on his belt and what is he thinking about, my ratings, record applause. i'm going to get an emmy for this, most applause for a dead soldier on my watch. i mean, this is the -- the sickness of this man. heather: isn't he using it too there? the comments about owens honor sparking outrage, widow of chris kyle refusing to stay silent. >> it makes me sick to my stomach and makes me angry because he's say two things when he says

. >> this morning president trump is experiencing a new low with only 36% of americans as presid. and now days after over 170 countries including russia tnedr an hour to highlight the need for climate planning to sign a sweeping executive order that would roll back climate change legacy as a way to restore america's energy independence, vowing to bring back jobs. >> we're joined by tracie potts. good morning. and bring us up to date. >> reporter: sure. the details just came out overnight, we'll get more later today. the significance here is that this could completely roll back the obama energy policy. what president trump is prepared to sign today would do a couple things. senior administration officials say it looks forward and backward. forward in terms of protecting the environment, although we don't have specifics on that. backward, they want to review president obama's policy that reduced carbon emissions at power plants. the supreme court put that on hold last year but they want to take a close look at that. keep in mind president trump on the campaignra called climate chang

low 60s. same for lehigh valley. mostly upper 50s. into parts of new jersey. shore and delaware. for the shore, low 60s new jersey to delaware. smyrna all the way up to 65 degrees. >> crystal, thanks. hard to arguing with this warming trend. >> yes we like it. we don't like seeing a problem on the schuylkill. >>> especially this early time because typically what happens is right before the morning rush and then we just never really recover. we see major delays all morning long. around the curb on the eastbound side. some good news. a seconding a only one lane squeezing by. speeds in the single digits going by. now a little were delay as we push everything over to the

. >>> infant mortality rate has reached new lows in the u.s. cdc says the number dropped 50% over the last few years. the biggest contribute is sudden infant death syndrome. while this is good news there is much more work to be done. we need outreach for low income and high risk communities. if you're planning to travel by plane this spring prepare for yourself for a whole lot of company. airlines are expecting 4% increase in traffic this season compared to last year. a record 145 million passengers will fly between march 1 andril. increased household wealth is the cause of the spike. >>> apple's new red iphone become available for $749. it commemorates the partnership between apple and product red. it seeks to accelerate the end of hiv aids. >>> 5:55 a.m., home insurance is a must, do you know what yours covers if there happens to be a disaster? consumer reporter, in an has a few tips for what you may want to consider for home insurance policy. >> reporter: if you haven't reviewed your home nrs -- insurance you might be leaving money on the tab

cascade. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," the rapper snoop dogg has hit a new low.eans a lot. take a look at this video.n: ♪ >> sean: according to billboard magazine, snoop dogg explained, "i did this because i felt like there was a lot ofog people making cool records, having fun and partying but nobody is dealing with the realt issue of this 'blank' clown as president and, well, the 'blank' that we are dealing with out there. i wanted to take out time and push pause on a party record and make one of these recordings for the time being." joining us with reaction, the spokesperson for the congress of racial equality, niger innis and founder of skybridge capital, anthony scaramucci. i do not know what to say. it is obvious what would happen if it was about president obama. we know it is a criticism. that is a big part of it, isn't it? >> and the debasement of a president, be in president obama or president trump is not a good thing. i'm very, very disappointed in snoop dogg. snoop has come a long way from the old days. just last summer, you mentionedd in this video th

presidential historian and author is coming here as donald trump faces another new low in polling when the 11th hour continues. >>> the drums say we're back. we were going to do a whole introduction but we have wanted to have this woman in the studio with us for so long and we have so many questions for presidential historian and author. we're going to get to it. great to see you again and welcome. the last time i invoked your name was this day last week when health care went down, the president gave a statement from that desk in that oval office. as i said at the time, a room and a venue that's been used to extoll us so many times. think about the fdr years which you've chronicled, the johnson years but his tone was so dark talking about the inevitable collapse, not promising great things for american people and i'm wondering how it struck you. >> the most important thing the president does is to set an example and a tenner and a demeanor and most of the presidents through the worst of times have believed america and the experiment we are and that's a scary thing right now because we

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this is the latest poll that shows the president's job approval rate suggest at a new low. just 37% of americans approve of the job he's doing. 56% disapprove. 7% had no opinion. joe with the latest now on the president's fight to fulfill one of his key campaign promises. >> reporter: president trump acbigiously responding to a question about what comes next if his bill does not pass the house. >> we believe that they need to start over and do a bill that actually reduces premiums. >> reporter: house democrats alternatively skewing the bill saying it will boost the insurance industry. >> i think my republican friends have lost their human ability to feel. >> reporter: despite the drama bubbling to a boil, the white house remains confident in the bill's chance for passage. defeat would be a crushing blow to the new administration in its heavily scrutinized first 100 days. >> optimistic in the sense of what we're seeing and the trajectory this is going. >> reporter: a house vote on the healthcare bill could come up as soon as tomorrow with a minimum 215 votes needed for passa

the president's approval rating is hitting a new low after the defeat on health care.ere is your latest gallup daily tracking poll. very sensitive, goes up and down but give over time. 57 disprove of his performance, 36 approve. how can he turn the thumbs around with the understanding he's doing better with republicans than democrats. let's bring back jackie kucinich. he deserves the qualifications. can you look at him, twit, as a partisan president or overall president. overall president he's getting a beatdown. heart zan wise they are holding out hope. fair assessment? >> it is a fair assessment. that's why you haven't seen republicans abandon him on capitol hill. you look at 36% and they should, you look at states and he's still doing just fine with their voters. i talk to a lot of strategists in the state. not everybody is as exercised about the story, important and concerning but more important taos than they are a lot of voters out there. i think the thing with trump is this. there has been a lot of buy in built into the price of admission that he's just a little

a new low. the president's allegations are apparently based on previous reports by radio provocateur mark levin. >> how many phone calls by donald trump, if any, have been intercepted by the obama administration and recorded by the obama administration and all the other transition officials involved in foreign policy and national security and defense policy? this, ladies and gentlemen, is the real scandal. >> by following that lead, i suspect president trump's return to bombast and contradiction of his demeanor tuesday night will overshadow whatever gain came from his conciliatory side. in that "new york times" story regarding the actions of obama officials to preserve evidence of russian activity, it was reported that senator ben cardin, was provided a classified cash of state department documents regarding russian efforts to intervene in elections worldwide. in this exclusive tv interview senator cardin joins me now. senator, first, please, react to the twitter rant of the president this morni

the row marks a new low point in turkish-german relations, already strained by the arrest of a germanournalist. both sides are talking, but the question is whether they will find common ground. >> i have our political correspondent with me. he has been covering that story for us. let's start with the referendum. if you ask the german opposition, they say because the referendum is taking turkey toward a dictatorship. the german government has been much more careful when it talks about the referendum and about turkish politics because it does not want to be seen as meddling in another country's internal affairs. it is also important because germany is home to the largest turkish diaspora. of those 3 million, 1.4 million are eligible to vote in the upcoming referendum. when you look at how they react to anything happening in turkey, you have to do it in a diplomatic situation and consider what these people think and what they believe. >> what do they think and believe? >> if we look at past opinion post, many of them are in favor of mr. erdogan. many of them are from rural areas, conserv

in a series of messages on twitter, mr trump said it was "a new low," and suggested it might have been illegal. a spokesman for barack obama has issued a strong denial. the beleaguered candidate for the french presidency, francois fillon, has urged his supporters not to give in. he has defied calls from some within his centre—right republican party to stand down, amid a scandal about payments he made to members of his family. mr fillon denies any wrongdoing. the government has promised to crack down on companies who lure people into paying subscriptions with the offer of free trials. it's estimated they cost customers up to £200 million a year, after people forget or don't know how to cancel. new rules, expected in next week's budget, will force firms to make their terms clearer, as frankie mccamley reports. these sales on the high street are clear enough — signs like this pop up all year round. but head online and do you really know what you're getting? whether it's a free month video subscription, health products or music streaming services, who actually reads the small print? victor

that the soda industry sunk to a new low today. they are holding hostage the jobs of hard working people in their battle to overturn the tax. if the tax went away the company would bring jobs back and they call it a scare tactic to keep other cities from enacting a similar tax. >> if they are still selling soda outside of the city, pepsi doesn't only distribute in side of the city i don't know why they are laying off folks i'm not sure. >> i would like to give the tax a year to be collected and see an actual impact. >> now, the teamsters released a statement. our worst fears are realized and called the layoffs devastating. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the storms that moved through the tri-state area late today are now done, and we have yet to feel the full effect as we look at the ocean at sky 6 hd in cape may and we can tell you that our spring like weather is giving way to temperatures back to the 40s. and cecily tynan has the latest from double scan live radar and accuweather. >> double scan showin

on capitol hill, abc 7 news. >> low income students ripped off in the east bay. coming up, the thieves who targeted this storage unit and the rush tonight to replace the 10s of thousands of dollars worth of items inside. >>> and this is a man accused of trying kidnap a 13-year-old girl. the officers say the investigation is far from over. >>> and the bank thief that stole from the same bank, not once, but twice. and live doppler 7 is tracking the storm that will soak your morning commute. we will be back with the hour by hour forecast. >> more to bring you, first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy? >> thanks, here is what we have for you tonight. i would won day like to wrestle you, for real, you and i. >> tell you what, next time . >>> new at 11:00, burglars picked the wrong storage pod. they stole laptops owned by a nonprofit. >> this theft is now a lesson in a community coming together. >> reporter: everything from the front was gone. >> the morning of march 5th. she saw someone had broken in to the storage pod in front of her home. >> i

he said this is a new low. it is nixon watergate. he called obama a bad or sick guy.

turned down by court earlier, a new low, all in caps.then tweeting, i bet a good lawyer could make a great case out of the fact that president obama was tapping my phones in october just prior to the election. he wasn't done. finally tweeting how low has president obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process? this is nixon/watergate bad, in parentheses, or sick guy. at this point the white house has not provided any context or proof to back up the very serious claims from the president this morning. we've reached out to both the trump and obama administrations for their responses to those tweets. we haven't gotten those responses back. once we do, we'll be sure to update you. >> ryan, we'll wait for that. thank you very much. president trump is ramping up military spending by 10%. >> china also arising a rise in spending by 7% there. >> it is an increase, but that would also be the smallest increase china has seen in about seven years. >> until last year china's military spending had gone up at a double digit pace

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he said this is a new low. it is nixon watergate. he called obama a bad or ck guy. the source of his wiretapping claim appears to be a concerted radio he's. -- host. >> we have a prior administration barack obama and his sur grats who were supporting hillary clinton and their party using the instrew mentalities of the federal government shlgs intelligence activities to surveil members of the trump campaign. >> that's a voice to be believed. >> a spokesman says neither president obama or any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. official. >> if the fbi, for instance, had a court order would that be information you would know or not know? >> yes. >> you would be told this? >> yes. >> if there was a court order on something like this? >> yes! you can't confirm or deny whether it exists? >> there is no fisa court order? >> not to my knowledge. >> of anything at trump tower? >> no. >> new york siems said james comey asked the justice department this weekend to publicly reject president trump's assertion of the tapping of mr. trump's phones. @presiden

meeting had been billed as an attempt to calm relations between berlin and and kara, which hit a new low this week after the turkish president accused germany of nazi -- relations between berlin and ankara. see islamophobia extension it. very dangerousa trend. >> the german foreign minister strauch a more placating tone, saying the nato allies had no choice but to keep talking. >> despite the differences on both sides, there is no alternative to dialogue. that is the only way we can return step-by-step to a normal and friendly relationship between germany and turkey. >> these -- the inflammatory statements followed a decision by several to cancel rallies in support of an upcoming referendum in turkey on sharply increasing the president's powers. anger in germany at the reference to the darkest period in its history has further soured an already tense relationship with berlin expressing alarm at a sweeping crackdown in turkey since a failed coup last summer. dozens of journalists have been n tries tos erdoga silence critics of his rule. taiwan has called on north korea to stop its nuclear

reporter: the mayor's office released a statement that reads in part the soda industry sunk to a new low today. they're literally holding hostage the jobs of hardworking people in their battle to overturn the tax no specifics as to which jobs would be cut and when people would get their pink slip slips i'm rosemary connors, nbc10 news plp. >> today's rain and winds bringing down a tree in this yard branches broke several windows too. right now there are some power outages in the area as well. this storm raced quickly through other parts of our area today. the lehigh valley took a pounding. it moved by so fast, it missed some places entirely. now the rain is gone from our entire area. here's a live look at the flags at the ara mark building in center city philadelphia. >> the flags have to change, right now they're blowing this way that's a southwest wind on the warmer side. once we get a northwest wind then it's getting colder. mostly dry across the area, a little bit of light rain far to the south in sussex county in delaware and cape may point. that is about it. we did have a pretty st

and also, energy stocks remain weak as oil approaches a new low for the year. it is a slew of worry for the market. >>> and the sell-off spilled over into construction-related stocks as investors question how soon the white house would be able to push through its pledge to increase infrastructure spending. so names are all lower. >> a.d. mendez is he a portfolio manager. mr. mendes, welcome. a lot of what happened today was the so-called crowded trades that have been fueling the market up. whether they were financials, the infrastructure stocks. and others. sold off a lot. shall we be surprised? >> not at all. and thank you for having me. if anything is surprising, it is with each successive sell-off in the market as we go through time. the viciousness and rapidity. maybe it is because a lot of that is driven biaial goal rith will. the trump trades, deep cyclicals and financial that's have done fantastically. we get a pullback. >> you kind of separate out the president's agenda from the market ask you're looking at the economy and it looks pretty good to you. p

on capitol hill, abc 7 news. >> low income students ripped off in the east bay. coming up, the thieves who targeted this storage unit and the rush tonight to replace the 10s of thousands of dollars worth of items inside. >>> and this is a man accused of trying kidnap a 13-year-old girl. the officers say the investigation is far from over. >>> and the bank thief that stole from the same bank, not once, but twice. and live doppler 7 is tracking the storm that will soak your morning commute. we will be back with the hour by hour forecast. >> more to bring you, first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy? >> thanks, here is what we have for you tonight. i would won day like to wrestle you, for real, you and i. >> tell you what, next time at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. i will nevi wnevereverair again. wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene doesn't just wash your hair,

a few poll came out showing donald trump's approval rating is at a new low of 37%.w why -- ( applause ) no, don't be a heart. ( laughter ) you know why? i think it's because he always looks so miserable. you see a photo like that and you want to hate the guy. but if donald trump staged some piggyback photos -- huh, huh? 47%? huh? ( applause ) who knows? now, you know, a problem wan international crisis like this is that, under the trump administration, people don't really know who in washington is calling the shots. that's why here at "the daily show," we've decided to do the job that the news refuses to do and keep track of who's currently the real president. now, our top statistical scientists have helped us create this tracking board, which shows in real time who's really in charge and, as you can see, there is been a lot of movement oped board here. kashmir outside coming in strong, and despite technically being president he can't break the board. you will get there. number three, we've got paul ryan. oh, look at that. yes. ( audience reacts ) he's been doing we

on capitol hill, abc 7 news. >> low income students ripped off in the east bay. coming up, the thieves who targeted this storage unit and the rush tonight to replace the 10s of thousands of dollars worth of items inside. >>> and this is a man accused of trying kidnap a 13-year-old girl. the officers say the investigation is far from over. >>> and the bank thief that stole from the same bank, not once, but twice. and live doppler 7 is tracking the storm that will soak your morning commute. we will be back with the hour by hour forecast. >> more to bring you, first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy? >> thanks, here is what we have for you tonight. i would won day like to wrestle you, for real, you and i. >> tell you what, next time (vo)have to happen?idn't i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. . >>> new at 11:00, burglars picke

obama of quote sinking to a new low and compared the wiretapping to watergate. even calling him a quote, bad or sick guy. but so far there's been no evidence that president trump's phones were bugged. a spokesman for mr. obama says the accusations are simply false. >>> pennsylvania democratic say they won't be paying a ransom to gain back control of their online network. after a cyber attack shut down e-mail and websites in harrisburg on friday morning. a forensic audit by microsoft will help determine how long the attackers were in that system. a spokeswoman for the fbi's office, it will let us know if charges are filed. >> now to our first alert forecast and rain rolling in to the region right now. you can see the system bringing showers tonight on the first alert radar. it is the start of a wet two days and it'll keep getting warmer too. a live look at broad street. 50s today. 60s tomorrow. let's go to chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. the first alert neighborhood forecast, glenn? >> we're definitely on a roller coaster here. it was a very cold

a new low. i bet a good lawyer could make a great case out of the fact that president obama was tapping my phones in october just prior to the election and in the most recent one, he says how low has president obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process? this is nixon/watergate. now, we do not know where these explosive allegations are coming from. there does not appear to be something that he is reacting to, although we are still obviously looking for that. we've also reached out to former obama administration officials to ask about this to try to get to the bottom of just what the president is referring to. now, in something like this, it's likely-hfr and he mentioned the courts in his tweet. when the government wiretaps phones, they typically have to get what is called a fisa warrant to surveil. and so it could be that he is referring to an attempt to get a warrant that maybe was denied for some reason. but again, i have to emphasis we on do not know what the president

about president obama allegedly wiretapping his phone at trump tower during the election calling it a new low but did not offer any evidence. senators lindsey graham and sheldon whitehouse have sent a letter to the justice department asking for documents proving president obama ordered a wiretap on trump tower. >> i'm willing to get to the bottom of it, and it should be pretty easy. >> the white house intelligence committee will look into the claims as part of its investigation into russian interference in the presidential election. >>> the former san francisco speaker was asked. mayor brown has probably been investigated by every law enforcement agency that you've known about. i asked if he had advice for donald trump. >> he should stop talking. let me tell you something, do not make the people who do the investigations angry, because if you do, they may very well become the most reliable source of accurate information about your conduct. i was always concerned. >> one of my favorite quotes is an e-mail. >> as a matter of fact, i would make sure. you know, i would have trouble proving my cit

reporter: welcome angela merkel knows that german-turkish relations are at a new low with the german journalists that is detained in turkey right now, with the rallies of turkish ministers that were canceled by several local german authorities in a germany, and also by those nazi comparisons that you mentioned just now. the foreign minister this morning and drew a very clear red line say that that is not possible, nazi comparisons, and angela merkel herself said that in the past couple days she has taken the stand that there shouldn't be a general band of turkish officials coming to germany to campaign here. why do she not taking an even stronger stand, you are asking? why is she not forgetting those rallies altogether? well, she doesn't -- why she not forbidding those rallies altogether? well, she doesn't want to add more fuel to the diplomatic fire and wants to ease tensions a little bit. brent: the dutch government has banned rallies by turkish politicians. this was government as well. it looks that -- the swiss government as well. it looks that in germany's case turkey has the up

. >> talk about using employees as pawns, i always thought they stooped to a new low. >> reporter: kenneyn $6 million from the tax to help pay for expanded pre-k programs and hire around 250 people. >> especially kids in struggling neighborhoods, they need this help. they need this kind of connection. >> reporter: philadelphia is just one of many cities pass a sugar tax recently. chicago will become the largest city come july 1st. and the beverage industry is warning of job losses. demarco morgan, cbs news, philadelphia, pennsylvania. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the trump effect on late-night television. we'll show you how some shows are getting a post-election ratings boost. >>> plus, the space race between billionaire jeff bezos and elon musk. as bezos gets ready to announce new plans for his space company. and 80 downton abbey" about interest michelle dockery stops by the studio. that's the "morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, i'm michelle griego. and i'm anne makovec. time is 4xx here's

available for on camera interview but spokeswoman said in a statement that the soda industry sunk to a new low, they are literally holding hostage the jobs of hard working people in their battle to overturn the tax. kenney's team points to 250 new jobs, created as a result of the tax, a spokeswoman says that the tax funding prek which in turn opens up new teaching jobs for the program. pepsi is holding firm and said in a statement quote this isn't something we take lightly or want to do and we are committed to working with our employees and union to treat impacted individuals with the care, and dignity that they deserve. tomorrow morning mayor kenney will present his budge tote city council, and i'm told by city hall source he will mention drink tax in that address. it is is 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning at city hall. reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> pennsylvania based check late company hershey also announced layoffs. candy maker is expect to layoff 20 percent of the workers but most of the cuts will impact employees outside of the united states. the company says

xlj turned down by court earlier, a new low. he wrote: i bet a good lawyer could make a great case out of the fact that president obama was tapping my phones in october, just prior to election, and he also wrote: how low has president obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process? this is nixon watergate, bad or sick guy. nbc news has reached out to the former obama administration for reaction to all of this. we're going to be following it throughout the day. you can tap the nbc 10 app or stay with us on air for updates. >>> president trump's attorney general jeff sessions will amend his testimony about contacts he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. sessions plans to give that testimony to a senate committee in written form on monday. he now says his revisedñ(Á information about contacts made during the presidential campaign. according to the justice department the attorney general from democratic senators. on thursday sessions recused himself from any investigation into contacts between the trump cam

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that's because the new vehicle excise duty rates come into force, and low—emission cars will be payingter that every year. it means hybrid cars, which pay no tax up to now, will have to pay £130 in road tax. and cars costing £40,000 or more will face an additional premium. but luckily, new duties will have no effect on cars already on uk roads. it is confusing for customers, because there are so many different levels and tiers. it's a little bit of the old system where the co2 was the driving factor. where above that, there is an extra £310 added, but that is only for five years. hybrids get a concession of £10, which is ridiculous, particularly when we are in a time we want to push clean vehicles. the new rules for vehicle excise duties were designed to prevent tax revenues falling as more and more cars emit less and less co2. the unintended consequence could mean that motorists buy cars that pollute more. joe lynam, bbc news. when the night shelter for homeless people on the isle of wight closed last year, one man, who had experience of living on the streets, decided to do something

this row is intensifying, and these scenes mark a new low in diplomatic relations between turkey and ah corker, bbc news. our correspondent, anna holligan is in rotterdam where clashes took place last night. give us a sense of what happened. we arejust outside the give us a sense of what happened. we are just outside the consulate now, you can see the turkish flag flying behind me. the street sweepers and police are still patrolling the streets. we have some deep breathe that has been left behind. we have heard reports that protesters were throwing rocks, and police were responding with batons. there's no doubt about who those protesters we re doubt about who those protesters were supporting. these leaflets featuring president erdogan‘s face, they were scattered all over the ground this morning. speaking to people here, they are very disappointed by what they have seen. they believe these rallies supporting president erdogan should be taking place in turkey, rather than he did the netherlands. that's something the dutch prime minister has been repeating. it started off asa has been re

this row is intensifying, and these scenes marked a new low in diplomatic relations between turkey and's being reported from south korea that the country's ousted president park geun—hye has left the presidential palace amid growing calls for her arrest. she was removed from office on friday after being linked to a corruption scandal. thousands turned out for rallies in seoul yesterday, a day after three people died in protests. our correspondent stephen evans is in seoul. she has arrived back at her private home. her supporters were there cheering her like she was the conquering hero come home. people will be wondering about her demeanour after this time in the blue house. was she down, up, defiant, she was very defiant, she waved out of the car window then shook hands with political allies. a statement was issued saying, the truth will come out. it will take some time but the truth will come out. people wondering how she will play this one, will she be down? she seemed up beat and defiant. she denied any wrongdoing. what happens now? the likelihood is she will be charged with corrupt

spokeswoman wrote in part that the soda industry sunk to a new low, they are literally holding hostage jobs of the hard working people in the battle to overturn the tax. mayor kenney's administration also says that the tax which raised 5.7 million-dollar in jana loan, has created more than 250 jobs, at expansion of the prek. pepsi says it will bring back workers if this taxis repealed , and in the meantime mayor kenney's expected to address beverage tax in his budget proposal to city council later this morning. we are live from the far northeast i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you will blow away, get inside. >> very windy northeast. >>> lawmakers want attorney general jeff sessions to re cues himself from the investigation into russian interference in the november election. >> sessions talked twice with russia's ambassador during the presidential campaign while still an alabama senator and advisor to the trump campaign. he did not disclose the communication during confirmation hearings, but the justice department says that there was nothing misleading about sessions respon

this row is intensifying, and these scenes marked a new low in diplomatic relations between turkey andsarah corker, bbc news. our correspondent, anna holligan is outside the turkish consulate building in rotterdam where clashes took place last night — and has this update. we're just outside the consulate now, you can see the turkish flag flying behind me. the street sweepers and police are still patrolling the streets and we have deeply left behind. we've heard from numerous eyewitnesses reports that protesters were throwing rocks and police were responding with add—ons. there is no doubt about who goes protesters were supporting. these leaflets featuring president erdogan‘s face were scattered on the ground this morning. people here we re ground this morning. people here were disappointed by what they have seen. they believe these rallies should be taking place in turkey, rather than in the netherlands. that's something the dutch prime minister has been repeating. it started as a war of words, but it has escalated and now these actions are expected to make things worse. we've had a re

i always thought they sunk to a low, but this is a new low. >> reporter: kenney says the city has takenn nearly $6 million from the tax to help pay for pre-k programs. >> especially kids living in struggling neighborhoods, they need this help, and we're not going to let them down. >> reporter: philadelphia's one of several cities to pass a sugar tax recently. scott, chicago will become the largest city to do so come july 1st. and the beverage industry is warning of job losses there, as well. >> pelley: demarco morgan, thanks. up next, a sharp reaction to ben carson's remarks about slavery. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, in

given the new low in the relationship, and i think president trump's personal interest in driving this agenda, what do you think can be realistically accomplished at this point? >> well, firstly, i think -- i want to thank peter and yourself and the atlantic council for the invitation. firstly, i think it's been clear to us from a canadian perspective that the president's quite serious criticisms of nafta have been very much aimed undoubtedly in the direction of mexico. the visit of president trump with prime minister trudeau here last week i think demonstrated that, that the word that he used was "tweak." not tweet. tweak. when it comes to the relationship. [ laughter ] >> people jump when he tweets. with respect to the question and this upcoming meeting, i think it is an opportunity to maybe step back and the u.s. officials, tillerson and kelly who are going, have an opportunity to hone in on legitimate concerns around security. and i think if they go back to the basics of the security as being perhaps the primary concern that's been expressed by this administration, that may allow t

the escalating dispute between turkey and the netherlands hit a new low after two turkish ministers wereches in rotterdam. and just today, after likening the dutch to nazi fascists, there were more harsh words from president erdogan. translation: the netherlands is nothing like an eu country. it is acting like a banana republic. the world has witnessed how those who had elected turkey on human rights, rule of law and democracy for years are far from those values. what they did is a scandal. it comes after ugly scenes in rotterdam where riot police and water cannon were used to disperse hundreds of demonstrators on saturday. the protest turned violent after the turkish family minister was expelled from the country by dutch authorities. she was in the city trying to raise support amongst expat voters ahead of a referendum on expanding turkish presidential powers translation: in holland, holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy, we were faced with very rough and hard treatment. it's very ugly europeans who talk about women's rights and talk about how we should treat women i